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The page opener: a big title, subtitle and button over an image, gradient or slider.
Widgets / 161 blocks
161 widgets for headers, prices, bookings, galleries, forms and AI chat. Drag one onto the page, change the words and colors, publish. This page is built from them too.
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Press the eye on a card to try the widget live, on a big screen or a phone, with the content it starts with in the builder.
The page opener: a big title, subtitle and button over an image, gradient or slider.
A split opener with the title and button on the left and a looping video in a frame.
A grid or masonry of photos with filter tabs, hover zoom and a larger view on click.
Services and prices as rows with descriptions, styled as cards or a restaurant menu.
Your own form fields for contact or booking, with an optional calculator and thank-you note.
Customer quotes with names and photos in a grid, a swipeable slider or a scrolling strip.
Questions and answers as a chat: each question pops up as a bubble and the answer types in.
An embedded map of your address or place, in colour or grey, at the height you choose.
Your weekly hours with a live open-now status in your time zone and today highlighted.
Two pictures on top of each other with a handle you drag to compare before and after.
A 3D carousel of cards where the centre one faces you and the rest turn away at the sides.
Tiles of different sizes in one tight grid, each with a picture, title and short text.
Plan cards with price, features and a button, a monthly or yearly switch and a top pick.
A chat window where visitors type questions and an AI assistant answers, or hands over to you.
Dated events on a vertical or horizontal line, shown all at once or scrolling by.
Cards that tilt toward the pointer with a moving glare and a glowing border.
Key numbers with short labels that count up from zero as they scroll into view.
The head of a blog page: the title, a lead and a button beside one featured story.
The full rental catalogue with search, price, date and property filters in a sidebar or bar.
A picture with clickable markers that open a short title and text about that spot.
A chart of steps joined by arrows with yes and no branches, to pan and zoom or read as a table.
A departure board whose letters roll on mechanical flaps until each lands in place.
A live timer counting down days, hours, minutes and seconds to your date.
The page's last word: a huge title rising word by word, a short text and a button.
A dark full-width opener with a muted background video and the title rising word by word.
A hero with your business card beside the title that tilts and flips to show contacts.
A band with a short headline, a line of text and one button that asks for the next step.
Questions that open one at a time to show the answer, with FAQ markup for search engines.
Short benefits in columns, each with an icon, a title and a sentence of text.
Clickable cards in a grid, each with a picture on top, a title, a text and a link.
Rows of text beside a picture or illustration that swap sides from row to row.
A row of client or partner logos, grey until hovered, standing still or scrolling past.
Your process as numbered steps in a row, a column or a list between thin lines.
A heading and intro beside a numbered list of short facts, with a line of fine print.
Finished websites shown whole: scrolling pans each full page inside a browser window.
Finished work as a wall of browser windows with client logos and a full-page quick look.
Partner hosting offers side by side, where tapping a need lights up the card that fits.
An animated board that shows a site and its mailboxes moving to a new host step by step.
A mock search result taken apart, where each numbered row lights up the part it explains.
Your site's homepage shown in two places: a search results list and an AI chat answer.
Kinds of website as priced rows, with a small browser that draws the one you point at.
A grid of questions by AI engines that shows before and after where your company is named.
Two or three options compared in words, question by question, with yours on a raised panel.
A closing list of places to go next as wide rows or large tiles, each one a link.
Tall photo cards in a row, each with a sign plate in the corner and small facts at its foot.
A product's tools as cards with a picture or icon, ticked lines and a link, one featured.
Everything a product connects to, as logo cards in groups with what each one needs.
A few steps on a progress rail beside a film that scrolling plays frame by frame.
A short story in big type that lights up word by word as the visitor reads down.
Promises on one side and the proof for each beside it, swapping as you scroll.
Process steps set like a staircase or on a track, joined by a line that draws as you scroll.
A dark page opener where scrolling plays a film frame by frame under the title.
A list whose lines arrive one by one while the section stays pinned, earlier ones dimming.
A big heading over columns of reasons with ticked lines, the second column set lower.
A row of cards that pans sideways as you scroll down, with a closing block of figures.
A row of doors that swing open one by one as you scroll, warm light falling from each room.
Your plans as rows rather than cards, with a month and year switch and one featured plan.
Two ways side by side, with a builder cursor that glides over and selects one, then the other.
A page summed up in numbered lines, with a slider that sets how many lines you read.
All questions in one large paragraph; click one and its answer opens right inside it.
A closing section with a live status line, a button and a tree of the page's chapters.
Design steps beside a sticky canvas where a sample site builds up layer by layer.
Two priced cards side by side, an optional comparison table and a list of smaller prices.
The top of a legal page: title, lead, date in force, reading time, a copy link and print.
Numbered sections of a long document beside a contents rail that follows the reading.
The end of a document page: whom to ask, company details and the change history.
A full FAQ page with a search field, topic filters and answers grouped beside a side rail.
A boxed notice for info, a tip or a warning, with an icon, text and an optional button.
One short statement in huge hollow letters that fill with ink word by word as you scroll.
A final band with a large title, a dot grid that moves away from the pointer and a button.
A small pill at the bottom of the page that lists its chapters and jumps to any of them.
A burger button that slides a menu panel in from the side while the page moves aside.
Content split into tabs on top or on the left, so the visitor sees one part at a time.
Cards that flip over on hover to show a second side with more text and a button.
Words or badges scrolling across the screen in an endless line, pausing on hover.
A central message with labelled chips circling around it on one to three glowing rings.
Steps that scroll past beside a sticky picture in a card, browser or phone frame.
Cards that stick to the top as you scroll, each new one sliding over and stacking on the last.
Full-screen panels that slide sideways while you scroll down, each with its own text.
Picture or video cards where text slides up or an overlay fades in when you point at them.
A magazine-style opener with a photo inside a word, giant numerals and a moving word ribbon.
Thousands of particles gather into your words or logo and scatter from the pointer.
A borderless canvas of picture tiles that you drag in any direction and that never ends.
A dark stage where the pointer is a spotlight that lights up your services and prices.
A 3D exhibition hall you walk through by scrolling, each picture on its own lit wall.
A list of projects where a preview picture follows the pointer over each row.
An exploded product view whose parts come together as you scroll, with labelled callouts.
A sticky film that scrolling plays frame by frame, with chapter cards passing under it.
Pictures hung on a spiral that winds away from you; scroll or drag and click for a close-up.
A trail that draws itself as you scroll, lighting up each milestone when it gets there.
A small framed window that widens as you scroll until you are looking right through it.
A photo built from vertical slats that fall into place as you scroll, with words over it.
A pile of cards the visitor grabs and throws aside to bring up the next one.
A two-way switch that swaps between two blocks of content, such as monthly and yearly.
A row of slides with picture, title and button that you swipe or move with arrows and dots.
A screen that asks visitors to confirm their age before they can see the page.
Replaces the pointer with a dot, ring or glow that trails behind and grows over links.
One photo with alt text, rounding and focal point, optionally wider than the text column.
One wide screenshot whose edges fade into the page, with a heading and short points under it.
A screenshot with up to four round lenses that magnify chosen spots, each explained below.
Picture panels side by side; the one you point at widens to show its title and text.
A video from a link, embedded in a frame with the aspect ratio and width you pick.
An animated drawing of a theme such as a browser, devices, a shield, servers or search.
A photo with a coloured shape behind it and floating cards for a rating, info or a chip.
Photos changing inside one frame that morphs between portrait, square and wide shapes.
Your screenshot inside a browser, laptop, phone or tablet frame, light or dark.
A lightweight vector animation from LottieFiles, played at the size you choose.
Plays an audio file with title, artist and cover, as a card, a bar or a minimal player.
Care packages on a year dial that draws each plan's rounds, backups and reports.
A live sample of a response-time chart you can zoom and scroll, red where the site was down.
Starting prices as a bar chart: press a bar and a card says what that price includes.
Company and bank details in rows, each with its own copy button and one to copy everything.
Plans in columns and features in rows, with ticks, values and one highlighted plan.
Team members in a grid with photo, name, role, a short bio and social links.
Chapters of priced rows beside a sticky index that searches and follows your scroll.
A button that lets readers add your site as a preferred source in their Google results.
A discount code on a ticket-style card with a button that copies it in one click.
A contact finale: phone, email and live opening status beside a three-step enquiry form.
A top bar, popup or corner card that appears on a delay, on scroll or when leaving.
A survey with star, emoji, thumbs or 0 to 10 scores, optionally one question at a time.
Visitors pick options and watch the price add up, then send the result as a quote request.
Buttons that share the page on Facebook, X, LinkedIn, WhatsApp, Telegram or email.
Round, rounded or square icons that link to your social media profiles.
A round button in the corner that fans out call, WhatsApp, email, directions and booking.
A numbered list of your newest posts beside a fanned deck of their covers.
One tile per blog topic with its name, story count and a line about what it covers.
Every post grouped by year, with topic chips and a search field that filter in place.
A list of links for in-page navigation, vertical or horizontal, with sub-items and pills.
Your projects with cover, client, year and result, in a grid, zig-zag, overlay or masonry.
Your latest blog posts as cards, rows, a slider or a big lead story with more beside it.
Your blog posts on a glass sphere the reader can spin, or as a grid or a list.
A small panel that slides into the corner near an article's end and suggests other posts.
A blog post's header: title, date, author and reading time over the cover or above it.
Links to the previous and next blog post with their titles and arrows.
A trail of links from the home page to the current page, with markup for search engines.
A list of the page's headings that jumps to each section and can follow you as you scroll.
A search box that finds pages and blog posts on your site, open or behind an icon.
A few chosen rental items as cards with photo and price, with a link to the full catalogue.
Every rental item as cards with category buttons and a date filter for what is free.
Ratings and comments from your renters, with the average score and a show more button.
Renters sign in from an emailed link to see, pay, cancel or review their own bookings.
Find a vehicle by VIN, plate or make and model, then see only the items that fit it.
A bar where visitors pick their rental dates and jump to the items free on those days.
Horizontal bars that fill to a value, for skills, goals or how far along something is.
Rows and columns of data with a caption, striped rows and a choice of styles.
Rings that fill to a percentage as they come into view, with the value in the middle.
A pie or donut chart of your figures with a legend and a label in the centre.
Bar, line or area charts with several data series, a legend and gridlines.
A title for a section or page, from H1 to H4, with its own size and alignment.
A paragraph of plain text that can fold long copy behind a read more toggle.
Formatted copy with headings, lists, links and bold text in one editable block.
A clickable link styled as a primary, secondary, outline or ghost button.
A line between sections: solid, dashed, dotted, fading or with an icon in the middle.
Empty vertical space of a set height to give blocks room to breathe.
Short lines of text, each led by an icon, in a column or a row with optional dividers.
A small round badge with a phrase turning round its rim and an icon or link in the middle.
A heading whose key word keeps changing with a slide, flip, fade or highlight effect.
A highlighted quote with author and role, in a classic, large, bordered or card style.
Code with syntax colours, line numbers, a file name and a copy button.
A full-width band that holds other blocks, with its own background, overlay and spacing.
Puts blocks side by side in columns that stack neatly on a phone.
Try a shorter word or another category. If the block you need is missing, write to us and tell us what it should do.
Exclusive / three tiers
Hand-built effects for pages that should be remembered. Each tier comes with a plan. Not changing plans? Buy one widget once and it stays yours.
In the Standard plan and up · from €14/mo
Or buy one for €9, yours to keep
A 3D carousel of cards where the centre one faces you and the rest turn away at the sides.
Cards that tilt toward the pointer with a moving glare and a glowing border.
One short statement in huge hollow letters that fill with ink word by word as you scroll.
A central message with labelled chips circling around it on one to three glowing rings.
Steps that scroll past beside a sticky picture in a card, browser or phone frame.
Cards that stick to the top as you scroll, each new one sliding over and stacking on the last.
Full-screen panels that slide sideways while you scroll down, each with its own text.
A trail that draws itself as you scroll, lighting up each milestone when it gets there.
A small framed window that widens as you scroll until you are looking right through it.
A photo built from vertical slats that fall into place as you scroll, with words over it.
In the Pro plan and up · from €29/mo
Or buy one for €29-€39, yours to keep
A chart of steps joined by arrows with yes and no branches, to pan and zoom or read as a table.
A departure board whose letters roll on mechanical flaps until each lands in place.
A final band with a large title, a dot grid that moves away from the pointer and a button.
A magazine-style opener with a photo inside a word, giant numerals and a moving word ribbon.
A borderless canvas of picture tiles that you drag in any direction and that never ends.
A pile of cards the visitor grabs and throws aside to bring up the next one.
In the AI plan and up · from €49/mo
Or buy one for €49-€59, yours to keep
Thousands of particles gather into your words or logo and scatter from the pointer.
A dark stage where the pointer is a spotlight that lights up your services and prices.
A 3D exhibition hall you walk through by scrolling, each picture on its own lit wall.
A list of projects where a preview picture follows the pointer over each row.
An exploded product view whose parts come together as you scroll, with labelled callouts.
A sticky film that scrolling plays frame by frame, with chapter cards passing under it.
Pictures hung on a spiral that winds away from you; scroll or drag and click for a close-up.
Visitors pick options and watch the price add up, then send the result as a quote request.
Your blog posts on a glass sphere the reader can spin, or as a grid or a list.
Settings / no code
Every widget has its own settings panel. Pick a layout, set the colors and the words, turn motion on or off. Your visitors see what you see.
Today's bread
Baked before 7 every morning.
Questions
Short answers to what people ask about widgets.
The Free plan needs no card. Every free widget is in it from day one.